Here is a hack noted by Andrew Harris, and these are his photos.
This Chicago Coin Play Boy machine from 1947 has 2 teeth filed off on the credits wheel, thus ensuring it will never advance past 15 credits.
Here is a hack noted by Andrew Harris, and these are his photos.
This Chicago Coin Play Boy machine from 1947 has 2 teeth filed off on the credits wheel, thus ensuring it will never advance past 15 credits.
This is another classic bronze-age schematic from John at Flippers.com.
1977 Cross Fire - クロスファイア by タイトー (Taito) download the full schematics at the Internet Archive |
Download all of these PDFs at Internet Archive.
Examples:
BKN00004 Explosion Sound PC Board Assy (resized) |
BKR00001 K-55 Main PCB (resized) |
More wonderful bronze-age schematics from John of John's Jukes and Flippers.com fame.
1977 Gunman - ガンマン by タイトー (Taito) download the full schematics at the Internet Archive |
Download all of these PDFs at Internet Archive.
Examples:
SAN0006 effect sound (hunting gun) PC board Assy (resized) |
GNR00001 main PCB (resized) |
Another great schematic from John at Flippers.com, and this time he had 2 different copies of this schematic and BOTH versions are included. I don't know if there are any significant differences between the two copies, but we have included both.
1977 Fisco 400 - フィスコ400 by タイトー (Taito) download the full schematics at the Internet Archive |
Download all of these PDFs at Internet Archive.
Some examples:
FSN00002 FSR00003 |
Another bronze-age scan from John at Flippers.com, and this time it's the 1976 game Interceptor by Taito.
download the full schematics at the Internet Archive |
Kazuo Sugiyama, who runs the Birth of Pachinko Museum, has released a new book on the Corinthian game in Japan!
パチンコ四部作完結編 コリントゲーム史 (Pachinko tetralogy final edition Corinthian game history) |
John from Flippers.com has provided another incredible set of scans for a bronze-era classic. This time it's Super High-Way by Taito from 1977.
download the full schematics at Archive.org |
Examples:
SWN00001 board (this image is shrunk) |
AAR00137-CPUPC |
Louis Koziarz has been sharing a lot of pinball industry history on Mastodon.
Roger Sharpe - the man, the myth, the legend. His job at WMS was to scour the entertainment business and sniff out potential licenses and report back to engineering when he found something interesting. He would put out reports every so often like this one to describe upcoming titles, sometimes with a critic's eye to what might be usable. It's fascinating to read in hindsight.
Louis' original github link (archive)
Full text archived under the cut:
John over at Flippers.com has graced us with another batch of extremely rare scans. He has provided ample documentation to the classic arcade videogame Western Gun by Taito in 1975.
Files included:
Download all of these PDFs at Internet Archive.
example of the main PCB |
bullet direction schematics |